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PRACA, OPIEKA, PŁEĆ. Nauka o (nie)szczęściu (wyd. II)
Kiedy można powiedzieć, że kobieta jest dobrą matką? Intuicyjnie jest to możliwe do określenia, ale czy obiektywnie również? Niepewność, co do standardów skłania do ich poszukiwania, często w niezbyt właściwym miejscu. I tu na scenie pojawiają się Instamatki; boginie jakości opieki nad dzieckiem, które nie tylko ustalają standardy, ale też identyfikują i kształtują kryteria oceny. A w efekcie kreślą linie oddzielające dobre matki od złych. Wobec niemożności określenia jasnych, absolutnych i obiektywnych kryteriów oceny, perfekcyjne kobiety z idyllicznych obrazków, nierzadko stanowią ważny punkt odniesienia w dokonywaniu samooceny. Instamatki są zawsze cierpliwe, wyrozumiałe, łagodne dla swoich dzieci. Gdy maluch nie chce czegoś zrobić, stosują wymyślne strategie przekonywania, zamiast po prostu je przekupić lub im zagrozić. Swoje dzieci karmią tylko naturalnymi produktami, żadnych fastfoodów, tłuszczów nasyconych i glutenu. Nie trzeba dodawać, że każdego dnia gotują obiad w domu, który serwują w bajecznie rozświetlonej słońcem jadalni. Zawsze mają zrobione pranie. Wyprasowane i poskładane ubrania leżą karnie na półkach, podłoga jest lśniąca, łóżka zaścielone. A wszystko to wygląda tak prosto i naturalnie, a przy tym jest osiągane z łatwością. (fragment rozdziału: Zazdrość. Porównania) Książka Piotra Michonia wypełnia pewną istotną lukę na polskim rynku wydawniczym, omawia bowiem kwestie związane z opieką, powołując się głównie na literaturę naukową z zakresu psychologii, filozofii, ekonomii czy socjologii, ale napisana jest z myślą o szerszym odbiorcy. Lektura obowiązkowa (...) dla osób zajmujących się rozważaniami nad opieką, ale również dla (...) rodziców. Książka ta pozwala bowiem na zweryfikowanie swojej roli, jako opiekuna/opiekunki, ale i na refleksję nad swoimi zachowaniami. Z recenzji dr hab. Anny Zachorowskiej-Mazurkiewicz, Uniwersytet Jagielloński „Szczęście nie jest, z wyjątkiem bardzo rzadkich przypadków, czymś, co spada do ust, jak dojrzały owoc, na skutek zwykłego działania szczęśliwych okoliczności. (...) Ludzkie zwierzę, podobnie jak inne, jest przystosowane do pewnej walki o życie [i] sam brak wysiłku w jego życiu usuwa niezbędny składnik szczęścia". Bertrand Russell „The Conquest of Happiness"
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(fragment rozdziału: Zazdrość. Porównania)
Książka Piotra Michonia wypełnia pewną istotną lukę na polskim rynku wydawniczym, omawia bowiem kwestie związane z opieką, powołując się głównie na literaturę naukową z zakresu psychologii, filozofii, ekonomii czy socjologii, ale napisana jest z myślą o szerszym odbiorcy.
Lektura obowiązkowa (...) dla osób zajmujących się rozważaniami nad opieką, ale również dla (...) rodziców. Książka ta pozwala bowiem na zweryfikowanie swojej roli, jako opiekuna/opiekunki, ale i na refleksję nad swoimi zachowaniami.
Z recenzji dr hab. Anny Zachorowskiej-Mazurkiewicz, Uniwersytet Jagielloński
„Szczęście nie jest, z wyjątkiem bardzo rzadkich przypadków, czymś, co spada do ust, jak dojrzały owoc, na skutek zwykłego działania szczęśliwych okoliczności. (...) Ludzkie zwierzę, podobnie jak inne, jest przystosowane do pewnej walki o życie [i] sam brak wysiłku w jego życiu usuwa niezbędny składnik szczęścia".
Bertrand Russell „The Conquest of Happiness"
Wprowadzenie 9
Rozdział 1
Konkurencja. O inwestowaniu w dzieci 17
Dziecko jako dobro ekonomiczne - zwrot z inwestycji 18
Konieczność opieki 21
Dzieciństwo podporządkowane 24
Ja wiem co dla Ciebie najlepsze 26
„Moje będzie lepsze niż twoje" - inwestowanie jako zdobywanie przewagi konkurencyjnej 30
Ja inwestuję w dziecko. A ty? 32
Zamiast podsumowania 35
Rozdział 2
Znudzenie. Nuda sprzątania i zabawy w sklep 37
Lęk przed nudą 38
Źródła nudy 40
Konsekwencje nudy 43
Nuda prasowania i sprzątania 44
Nudna opieka nad dzieckiem? 48
Zamiast podsumowania 51
Rozdział 3
Zmęczenie. Podwójna zmiana 53
Podział pracy w gospodarstwie domowym 55
Źródła nierówności 56
Trendy w podziale pracy 59
Hipoteza wykupu -„Kochanie kupiłam sobie czas" 60
Pralka, zmywarka, czas - o roli technologii 65
Kto pracuje więcej - kobiety czy mężczyźni? 68
Postrzegana sprawiedliwość podziału 71
Męska podwójna zmiana? 78
Zamiast podsumowania 79
Rozdział 4
Zazdrość. Porównania 81
„Nie wiem, jak ona to robi" 81
Istota porównań 83
Jest ich coraz więcej 85
Zapatrzeni w górę 87
Nie jestem wystarczająco dobrą matką 89
Wiem, że to nieprawda..., ale to nie pomaga 92
Musisz być dobrą matką 94
Zamiast zakończenia 97
Rozdział 5
(Męskie) Poczucie grzechu 99
Dosiadanie osła 100
Grzech zachowywania się jak kobieta 105
Grzech niebycia prawdziwym mężczyzną 110
Zamiast podsumowania 119
Rozdział 6
Mania prześladowcza. Nierówność standardów, zamartwianie się, domowi menedżerowie 121
Nierówność standardów 121
„Ta, która wie" - nierówność w obciążeniu umysłu 129
Zamiast podsumowania 136
Rozdział 7
Obawy przez opinią publiczną. Zaangażowani ojcowie 139
Ojcowie zajmują się opieką mniej niż matki, ale powoli się to zmienia 140
Ojcowie ruszyli z wózkami 142
Sprawowanie opieki nad dzieckiem a dobrostan rodziców 146
Nowi ojcowie - oczekiwania vs. rzeczywistość 149
Biologia już nie różnicuje 152
Paradoks współczesnego ojcostwa 154
Macierzyński gatekeeping 155
Pułapka matkowania 164
Zamiast podsumowania 166
Bibliografia 169
Piotr Michoń - ekonomista, choć woli określenie: badacz społeczny.
W swojej pracy łączy ekonomię z psychologią, filozofią, socjologią i naukami przyrodniczymi. Od czasów studiów związany z Uniwersytetem Ekonomicznym w Poznaniu, gdzie jako profesor uczelniany wykłada m.in.: ekonomię szczęścia, politykę rodzinną, zachowania w organizacji. Prowadził zajęcia na uniwersytetach w Belgii, Hiszpanii, Meksyku i Rosji. Przebywał w ośrodkach badawczych w Szwecji, Szkocji, Norwegii, Holandii i Australii. Członek zarządów: European Social Policy Analysis network (ESPAnet), International Society of Quality of Life Studies (ISQOLS) oraz Polskiego Towarzystwa Polityki Społecznej (PTPS).
W swoich badaniach porusza głównie tematy związane ze szczęściem, rodziną, pracą i polityką społeczną.
Recenzent: dr hab. Anna Zachorowska-Mazurkiewicz, prof. UJ
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